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In 1311, Giffard was Vice-Chancellor and Chancellor of the University of Oxford. [3]
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Preceded by ? | Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford 1311 | Succeeded by ? |
Preceded by Henry de Maunsfeld | Chancellor of the University of Oxford 1311 | Succeeded by Henry de Maunsfeld |
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